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Moeller departs MACU, named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Central Oklahoma

Central Oklahoma Vice President for Athletics Stan Wagnon announced Wednesday Hannah Moeller as the new head women’s basketball coach for the Bronchos. Moeller spent the previous nine seasons as head coach at Mid-America Christian University in Oklahoma City. She brings a 305-102 career record to UCO, having eclipsed the 20-win mark in each of her eight full seasons with the Evangels

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Azusa Pacific’s All-Time Winningest WBB Coach T.J. Hardeman Announces Retirement

After 18 seasons at the helm of Azusa Pacific women’s basketball, T.J. Hardeman, the all-time winningest coach in program history and the dean of the PacWest Conference, has announced his retirement. Hardeman leaves behind a legacy of excellence, having led the Cougars to eight consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances, seven PacWest championships, and an NAIA national title

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Saint Leo University names Charles Marshall as Head Women’s Basketball Coach

Saint Leo University Director of Athletics, Wellness & Recreation Marcal Lazenby has officially announced the hiring of Charles Marshall as the next head coach of the Saint Leo women’s basketball program. Marshall, a decorated coach with over a decade of head coaching experience at the NCAA Division II level, joins the Lions after leading nationally recognized programs

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Booker will not return as Women’s Basketball Head Coach at Trevecca Nazarene

Trevecca Nazarene University Athletic Director Mark Elliott has announced women’s basketball head coach Karen Booker, who recently completed her third season with the Trojans, will not return next season.  Of the coaching change, Athletic Director Mark Elliott said, “There are a lot of components when evaluating the success and direction of our athletic programs. While this decision is very difficult, it’s important to acknowledge the on-court success

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Emporia State WBB Coach Brian Ostermann Announces Resignation

Emporia State women’s basketball coach Brian Ostermann has announced that he is stepping down as the head coach of the Lady Hornets. “At this time, I have decided to pursue opportunities at the Division I level and wish the Lady Hornets success in the future,” said Ostermann. “I’d like to thank President Hush, David Spafford and Steve Rodecap for their tremendous

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